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Dian Xiao Er never fails to disappoint whether you're heading out for lunch or dinner. On this visit, my friends and I ordered the Set Meal for 2pax (can be shared among 3 people). The set meal is offered during weekdays and comes with 2 rice and 2 (refillable) hot chinese tea. The set meal comes with 3 dishes and costs $26.90. Considering the quality of food you get, it is really value-for-money since one dish costs an average of $12. Dian Xiao Er is rather thoughtful as well as it lists the am
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Dian Xiao Er never fails to disappoint whether you're heading out for lunch or dinner. On this visit, my friends and I ordered the Set Meal for 2pax (can be shared among 3 people). The set meal is offered during weekdays and comes with 2 rice and 2 (refillable) hot chinese tea. The set meal comes with 3 dishes and costs $26.90. Considering the quality of food you get, it is really value-for-money since one dish costs an average of $12. Dian Xiao Er is rather thoughtful as well as it lists the amount of calories that one dish has in its menu.
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First to arrive was the Baby Kai Lan with salted fish and lime (usual price $9.60, 370kcal for the small portion). The Kai Lan was crunchy and not too overcooked. The lime made the sauce slightly tangy and could serve as a little appetizer. The salted fish was added in small cubes and a mouthful of the kailan with the salted fish can be a little too salty but these cubes can be easily avoided.
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Next up was the sesame chicken Hunan style (usual price $9.30, 790kcal for the small portion). This dish is slightly spicy and came with onions and preserved onions as garnishing. Unfortunately, I have to say that majority of this dish consists of flour fried to a crisp and the meaty parts were rather insignificant. But on the whole a flavourful dish and the spiciness added a little kick for the dish.
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The third dish was the Fish Maw Thick Soup with Seafood (usual price $16.90, 340kcal for the small portion). This dish is endorsed by the Health Promotion Board as it is listed with the food pyramid logo in the menu. I liked this dish the best as it not too starchy like fish maw soup served in other restaurants. Combined with white rice, it can transform into another dish, mui fan. There are thin chicken slices in the soup too.

Since we went during lunch, it was generally emptier compared to dinner time. Serves were nice and friendly especially one auntie who was really courteous. I like to come here for the Duck with Angelica Herbs but we did not order it this time round. Would definitely visit again and would recommend this to other diners.
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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